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<blockquote data-quote="Mistwell" data-source="post: 1208798" data-attributes="member: 2525">[spoiler] I liked the movie, however I was unsatisfied with the ending, and some of the plot holes.1. Humans did not achieve their goal.&nbsp; Morpheus makes it clear in the first two movies that the goal is to eventually release all humans from bondage by the machines.&nbsp; In no way is this goal achieved.&nbsp; In fact, the goal of peace is the same as saying the machines win.&nbsp; Zion always could have had peace.&nbsp; The architect said he let Zion exist as a release for those small percentage of humans that didn't want to stay.&nbsp; So what exactly has changed? I mean, sure, agents won't attack people from Zion anymore in the matrix when they try to free people, but the basic problem - that people are enslaved by machines, is still the exact same problem.&nbsp; It's just now marginally easier to extract people from the Matrix - but not greatly so.2. The sun is there, and there is a sky, in the real world, at an altitude fully reachable by simple platforms and solar panels.&nbsp; You do NOT need humans to generate energy.&nbsp; A *Hover Car* was able to reach the height of open sky!&nbsp; The machines can build the monstrosities of technology we saw, but not a friggen building that reaches 30 stories? Come on!&nbsp; [/spoiler]More later</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mistwell, post: 1208798, member: 2525"] [spoiler] I liked the movie, however I was unsatisfied with the ending, and some of the plot holes. 1. Humans did not achieve their goal. Morpheus makes it clear in the first two movies that the goal is to eventually release all humans from bondage by the machines. In no way is this goal achieved. In fact, the goal of peace is the same as saying the machines win. Zion always could have had peace. The architect said he let Zion exist as a release for those small percentage of humans that didn't want to stay. So what exactly has changed? I mean, sure, agents won't attack people from Zion anymore in the matrix when they try to free people, but the basic problem - that people are enslaved by machines, is still the exact same problem. It's just now marginally easier to extract people from the Matrix - but not greatly so. 2. The sun is there, and there is a sky, in the real world, at an altitude fully reachable by simple platforms and solar panels. You do NOT need humans to generate energy. A *Hover Car* was able to reach the height of open sky! The machines can build the monstrosities of technology we saw, but not a friggen building that reaches 30 stories? Come on! [/spoiler] More later [/QUOTE]

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